Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1923, Page 22

Favorite. ‘Sunday, “Hunting Blg Game in rica”t Monday, “ifer, Only Way il Full Scheduls on Chesspeake Beach : 7 Road Ordered. % NEW TRAINS ANNOUNCED. | MISSIONARY. SOCIETIES TO MEE; IN.BROOKLAND uesda; - AMUSEMENTS |z P - i & Gussf Friday, ")pl)r Men's. Wi that will be showil at the” Cosmres | EMAREL HEAT, RO Theater next wéek: aturday, “Craghin” Thryl' ' S The original story, e Fi P : ' BELASCO—"Lawful Laroeny George Marshall _announces that “Lawful Larceny 1l be continued at the. Belasco er for another week, with Lowell Sherman featured. PRESIDENT—Closes Saturday.: Announcement is made that with the performance of “Abie’s Trish{ Rose” Saturday evening the FPresi- dent Players at the President Theater will clogc their present season. KEITH'S—Ethel Barrymore. The noted dramatic star, thel Bar- just out of “The Laughing % CAPITOL LIMITED On Time Every Day Sunday and Monday, w: Sea In h.lxl Tuesday, “Above All Law”: Wednesday, *The Prisoner da; ronse’ Womad: ¥riga ible Mrs. Bello on't Change Your Hus! Quarterly meetings of the Woman's Home and Forelgn Misslonary socl. ties,” Washiiigton distriot, Methodis Eplacopal Church, are to be held Fri: chedal cording ‘to announcement by of- flolals of the Chesepeake Beach Rall- way Company. 'nder the new scliedule trains will leave the Distriot line at 915,10 and a.m. an ), an day at the Brookland M. B. Church, p.m. Returning trains will leave the i Beachnt 8, 6, 8 9 and 10 p.m. 14th and Lawrence streets northeast. | Sunda n v. On Haturdays trains will leave "the tons will open at 10:30 a.m., In Its Fl Tst 1»1 Onth . neadag and. Thured i tEna 23120, 836, 5:30.4nd Wfik Devitions will be._ conducted By ine N its 30 days of existence, the Capitol Duagttere s Priday, eturning traini will legvg the Beac) T O ats will b, pEae e in- | Glengares Sacurdsy, “Quicksands” | L1481 L1 LS oy e 3 Limited traversed 47,184 miles--—equal B T T Mo, Sk i A of e, that virive conquered ng DA 2% W o' e 0 S S St the satingmle— The Twely Loo him. turning trains will leave the Beaéh at without being a single minute late at either Washington or Chicago! Sivnmon Sand -HAPe | Buor frars s, secasrio prepared. by i i Cme] LE AR S8 8jand 10y NAME BOILER INSPECTOR. Is it any wonder travelers call this all-Pull- man train the *‘dependable’ Capitol Lim~ Franklin Poland, and charming Billie 53 gvodneyia.y ani 1 Miss ) Dove plays the'role of u girl who u rumpy”: Eriday, «Qu v 3 “Soul east.” e Ly |PoCfarniEIasssmNE mmiace o The Commissioners have reappoint- ed E. F. Vermillion inspector of boli- . ers for the ensuing two years. This ited! is & position created before the pres- Lv. Washington ... 3.00 P. M. Ar. Pittsburgh.....10.40 P. M. Ar. Chicago . 9.00 A. M. iy vhosp b8 s ald to be | 2 Sl e e ovar - her tatents | CENTRAL—"What's Wrong With U olympie. ent commission form of government was established. The inspector is pald City Ticket Oftice, 13th and F Sts. N. W. Travel Bureau, 323 Homer Bldg., Main 556 those who sec her in dramatic pro- = the Women”? Sunday, *The Ninety ‘and Nine Tom Smith will give the added fea-| «ypat's Wrong With the Women.” | qay “Whit ¥oals Men Are” from the fees collected from boller | I cerns & young rasci to rob a rich man ef his jewels, a holy role to gain access to his home | Job and while there, still maintaining sumed character until' a avor- ity presents itself for the accomplishment of his real pur- pose, wins a reputation for goodn doing good that utterly his grasp. He, assumed a virtue which he did not have in order the A. 8. Mowbray. better to commit the crime he in- a. 3 oage. There will bs an electlon ~of officers and a demonstration of “Brookland oth- ers’ Jewels The forsign missions’ sessions will convene at 1:45 p.m., with Mra. H. B. Moulton presidin siven by Mrs. F. N. Long, M ¥ord, Mrs, E. L. Iiarvey, Mrs. abel Bennett and e a it has been M m to play Lv. Chicago - Ar. Washington ‘Che S l-Wititon anden ¥s of next week at day “The e —_ —— ycuthful enterta: Thomas_ Swift ntral Theater, heklllllh\s" Sun Great a: = ol ot ¢ ater, nd formidable among men | Order is the sanity of the miind, nd Mary Kelley, in “Gum Drops/:|afternoon. It is a drama of the mod. . 1 The power of JaugRter—ho man 18 | the Mealth of the body, the peace of Ernest Anderson and Marjorie Burt, %' ern speed mania that affects many proof against its spell. the city, the security of the state. the Dizzy Heights': the La Pilariea | ot our present day flappers and : featuring = “"“f‘fi'-‘ Me. | Young wives. Wilton Lackaye, i “K s Margarct M- | Barbara Castleton. Constance - Be L SRnd PArNEr 1 | nett, Rod La Roeque, Montagu Lovi on Dyt A E buy | Julia Swayne Gordon, Mrs, De Wolt nd Aesop's o o ute the | Hopper. Huntley Gordon. Buby Hel and the Pathe will complete the [, "Rowland and Paul McAllister, a bilL in the cast. The elghth round STRAND_"Hollywoofl Frolies.” I the “Fighting Blood" series will be shown also. The “Hollywood Froli featuring four prett 1= and a clever youns n. will headline the vaudeville and ture attractions at the Strand sater next week. beginning Sunday. | aded in the t are John Yule,; CRANDALL'S—"“You Can't Fool Trene Richards, Miss Barbette Benta B s and the Wallace Twins. New son Your Wife. Joy, ta Naldi, Lew unusual dances excellent in runtal numbers are pr ch eniow Pauline Garon. Paul McAlll N & piTtheproRc ulin Swayne Gordon and Tom “arrigan are in the cast of “You Can't | Fool Your . which will be seen Theater the first three & ed by hix “dog star, | days of next week, beginning Sunda unique novelty, will complete the |afternoon. The story one of s : | ciety philandering and Intrigue. Harry Kimball Young will be featured | Foliard, in “Before the Public,” will Magnifieent,” the ! be shown also. "8 story of | Norma Talmadge will be pictured <4 Wednesday and Thursday. in phe Secret of the Storm County {Mr. ana Mrs. C: |comedy. “Borrowed Trouble. and 3 Walton will be Wires.” a Scomedy lephone operator by a side door. Supply “the emperor of fun the feature of the bill the fi day, ““The ISght.in the Dark”; Satur- ¢ a Giietze + Princes Sundey and Manday, Pola Negri in “Bella Donna”; Tuesday, “The Nth Commandment’ ‘Wednesday, “Poor Men's. Wives"; Thursday, Bebe Dan- fels and Nita 'Naldi, in “Glimpses of the Moo Friday and Saturday, “Grumpy. 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He is announced &S {py Daniel Carson Goodman. will be|ga)’ and Thursday, “Grump. from ey Cibition of Tmerica’s Jirst Established Raphael. nd Monday, “What a Wite Muesday, “Driv Wed- Grumpy”’; ; Friday, “Prodigal Saturday, “Westbound Lim- Ay, Triday Harold Llovd and Mrs l.seen In the first weve ever made in America and Saturday, Lloyd will be Teel comedy afety Last.” Regent. and_Mondy; Leatrice he World's Sunda “Heroes e W S I ) 700077 d; aking & Ma ay, “The Impossible Mrs. Bellew. e 0, Savoy. Sunday anll Monday ; Tuesday and Wednesda Your ‘W and Why Women Re- of the ‘Fighting Main 6341 D soctety life. Photoplafi’s. : New Yo Marry Lonesome Pine.” Blood,” Round 6. COLUMBIA—"Only :38." liam DeMille’s ed Bromdway stage i< the chief treat y Joew's Columbia Theats hegint unday Play was written by and ry Ryan scored iginal stor: ton, the Now Is the Time to Plant and | demand.” ot Allah Fafe B8] Rose Bushes By . Special Sale June 11th to 16th- in ety Wednesday One week only of 10000 two-year-old Rose Bushes, com- posed of the most popular yarieties, including * b American’ Beautyy; weetheart, S . Red-Radiané, Celuribia, Ophelia, CHARGES 'NON-SUPPORT. & - Dunlop, Ward Catherine. R. Case vesterday re- —and other nr!&'h‘cs aft ‘monthlyg blogming quested the District Supreme Court to H ‘Sz’ s P; American. y and Monday. iy American Tuesday, “Missing Millions Stranger's Knife-Plaited { Crepe Skirts Sleeveless Golf Sweaters Wool in plain and novelty ef- fects—all colors. Anniversary Special $1.69 Sund Horld Lilova. Tuesday and ! Meigaan, in weil ejuvena- ht years, wanted . because of the Pur er late husband, 2 Sunday pel. belleves herself to have| Fool Your Wife. ¢ old and faded. The complica- | Tucsday and Wednesday which attend her attempt to re- | : Thursday and F : gain her fancied lost- youth—an at- | ale,” “The Watchdog’ eventually attaifmd with ! s of the Lonesome Il concerned. includin Hula Honey- »wing children—supply ug usual situations. { Lois Wilson has the role of the »w and Elliott Dexter is ca Avenue Grand. eaton. he Westbound Limited. Ghe Economy Corner 7th and H Sts. N\ professor Whose affe. i Sunday and Monday. “The Go-Get- an important part in the story. ! ter” Tuesday gnd Wednesday, * st n't Fool METROPOLITAN—"Scars of Jeal-{ {to support her. compel her husband, Sgmuel E. Case, | They’ were married | December 1. 1021, and the wife de-: clares her husband never gave her ch A Big Anniversary Special $33383882883883388833383833: Goodt Hope;Road, Agacostia, D. C. No Phone Orders-~No Charges—No D¢l oney for clothes or other purposes.! vhile she worked &t $20 a week, she | states, she gave him $15 of it and! 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